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Free Access to New Jersey Superior Court Dockets for Attorneys with E-Filing Accounts

By Paul M. Bush

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The New Jersey Judiciary reports: Effective immediately, attorneys who are registered users of JEFIS have access to ACMS for information on DC docket-type cases free of charge.
 
?JEFIS? is the Judiciary Electronic Filing/Imaging System, which is used by attorneys to electronically file documents in Special Civil Part cases involving $15,000 or less (i.e., DC docket-type cases). ?ACMS? is the Automated Case Management System, which serves as the civil docket in New Jersey. Once a user has logged onto JEFIS, ACMS public access to DC cases is available via a URL link. This will enable participating attorneys to ascertain the status of their cases without having to make a telephone call or write a letter to the clerk?s office.
 

Full post as published by Electronic Filing and Court Record Retrieval News on December 05, 2007 (boomark / email).

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